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Kodak Royal digital colour paper
Ilse Jurriën : December 15th 2005 - 15:20 CET
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 Kodak Royal digital colour paper : Kodak announced that Kodak Royal Paper, Kodak’s highest-quality consumer photofinishing paper, is now Kodak Royal Digital Colour Paper. This change will enable photofinishers to better communicate to consumers that this is Kodak’s best silver halide paper for digital printing. Consumers will enjoy crisp, sharp, colour-saturated digital pictures that are available from this premium paper. Kodak Royal Digital Colour Paper remains a clear choice for optical prints as well. The top-of-the line consumer photofinishing paper is distinguished with a thicker paper base, gold back print and enhanced performance to deliver prints with outstanding richness, sharpness, and clarity that lasts for generations.
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 Kodak digital prints
“People today shoot digital and they want to print digital. By changing the name of our most premium paper to reflect this marketplace shift, we will help retailers communicate to consumers that they can expect the highest quality digital prints when they choose Kodak Royal Digital Colour Paper,” said Darren Johnson, Product Sales Director Kiosk, Kodak Ltd. “The familiar gold back print that people have come to associate with beautiful photos now means exceptional digital photos as well.”
Kodak Royal paper - Base ingredients
Kodak Royal Digital Colour Paper contains a host of attributes that make it ideal for digital printing such as: optimisation for the dynamic range of digital printers; Royal paper base ingredients that augment the emulsion’s ability for sharper prints; sensitised layers adjusted for precise exposure and results; reduced light scatter and special neutral fringing that sharpens colour, limits colour bleeding, and maintains distinction of line; and upgraded back print and logo. Kodak Royal paper will be replaced on a stock turnover basis throughout the next few months.
About Eastman Kodak Company
Kodak is the leader in helping people take, share, print and view images - for memories, for information, for business, and for entertainment. With sales of $13.5 billion in 2004, the company is committed to a digitally oriented growth strategy focused on four businesses: Digital & Film Imaging Systems - providing consumers, professionals and cinematographers with digital and traditional products and services; Health - supplying the medical and dental professions with traditional and digital imaging and information systems, IT solutions and services; Graphic Communications - providing customers with a range of solutions for prepress, traditional and digital printing, and document scanning and multi-vendor IT services; and Display & Components - supplying original equipment manufacturers with imaging sensors as well as intellectual property and materials for the organic light-emitting diode (OLED) and LCD display industries.
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